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The LOCKSS(tm) system (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) preserves access to authoritative versions of web-published material by caching multiple copies at distributed locations, using polling and a reputation system to repair damage and prevent corruption
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Deep Indigo is an application designed to analyze and repair standard WAVE music files. The main features are: playback, basic information, graphs / visualizations, and transformations to fix corruption and damage.
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Repairs corrupt files by combining the good bytes from multiple corrupt copies. If you have (downloaded) many copies of the same file, and the corruptions are in different places, it is possible to fix the file.
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Open Source Security System for home users as well as for system administrators. Aims at providing an uniform security platform, Operating System Independent, to protect and prevent valuable data from corruption/stealling and destruction.
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